: Much of the conflict revolves around $2 million in stolen or hidden money.
The 1989 film , directed by Abel Ferrara and adapted from Elmore Leonard's 1982 novel, is a notable example of late-80s neo-noir that struggled under the weight of production interference and corporate collapse. While the film is often discussed for its troubled history, its availability today with various subtitle options has allowed it to maintain a niche following among fans of "Florida noir." Narrative and Themes Cat Chaser(1989)5 Available subtitles
: Moran's attempts to reconcile his past military service with his current life are complicated by the corruption and violence surrounding him. Production Turmoil Cat Chaser (1989) : Much of the conflict revolves around $2